Sentence examples for on bombarding from inspiring English sources

The contest rules take a clear stand in an age when so much entertainment depends on bombarding people with high-tech sights and sounds.

The bank attacks relied on bombarding the websites with useless traffic from drone computers, sometimes making it impossible for customers to access the sites.

One of eight children born to a Jewish textile merchant, Pontecorvo received a doctorate from the University of Rome, where in the early 1930s he worked with Enrico Fermi in experiments on bombarding atomic nuclei with slow neutrons.

phases, depending on its own and the external magnetic fields, the geometrical ion current distribution and the processes on substrate, where e.g. implantation and sputtering depend on bombarding angle.

But when international media keeps on bombarding the airways with issues like 'the leader is now scared', or 'the Islamic republic is admitting their defeat' and similar analysis, it only emboldens the hardliners (in all camps), then this hope will not last long and we will be spiralling back into animosity".

But the thrust is not on bombarding supporters with requests for money or support – it's a more subtle message: "Tell your friends". Yes, the party has bought a lot of Google advertising so that its websites and messages show up next to important search terms.

(Because that's what you want, to drag people who have no idea what's going on, bombard them with information, then ask them to come to some sort of conclusion. It's ludicrous, but whatever).

Maybe it just lets us move on, bombarded as we are by so much in this 24/7 world we inhabit.

The German Navy had decided on a strategy of bombarding British towns on the North Sea coast to draw out the Royal Navy and destroy elements of it in detail.

While Milwaukee banked on plastering "I Hart New York" across the city and Miller Park, Tampa Bay focused on simply bombarding the locals and its employees with an order to vote.

In early February 2012 the Syrian army began a sustained assault on Homs, bombarding opposition-held neighbourhoods with artillery over a period of several weeks.